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Pedestrian Robbed at Gunpoint on Lincoln Avenue East, Police Say
Three suspects reportedly fled on foot down Meeker Avenue.

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Three suspects reportedly fled on foot down Meeker Avenue.

Warren Hehl suggests raising license charges yesterday at township committee workshop meeting.
After a successful first run, director looks forward to another go next year.
Discusses solar power initiative at library trustee meeting. Township committee will vote on joining initiative Aug. 17.
Morristown Patch opens today.
Cranford Police activity from Aug. 3-10.
Nagasaki bombing survivor speaks, local musicians play at downtown event hosted by Union County Peace Council.
The last in a series of 'Family Flix' films shown outdoors.
Office urges residents to apply quickly if planning a vacation.
An update on various engineering projects throughout the town.
Taking a look at what made Patch news the last six days.
Retires after 39 years in the men's apparel business in Cranford.
Cranford Police activity from July 30 through August 3.
Guillotine serves as filming location.
Move also will force closure of municipal offices, court on days without administrative staff, through Nov. 1
Cranford director shoots scene at the coffeehouse and bistro.
Cranford residents are invited to bring old personal documents.
Union County residents can take free guided learning tours.